Shetland Words:Q

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  • quam = (n) valley, dip in the ground
  • queer fellow = develish person, person held in strange regard, (I ken no whit da queer fellow will tink)
  • quaig = (n) young cow
  • quaikirs = the cause and/or means of a person losing enthusiasm/energy for a particular project (Mostly used when talking after the fact)
  • quartering = the custom of boarding out paupers with the inhabitants, passing on from one house to another after a fortnight's stay.
  • quarters = (n) households assigned to lodge and feed the poor
  • quarter-wife = (n) a female pauper moving from one house to another at stated intervals
  • quoat = (n) coat (Low 1774)
  • quoy = (n) common land, used in place names such as Ocraquoy, and Quoys
  • quoyck = (n) heifer
  • quite = (v) stop

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